PRIOR PRACTICE. The insurance must indemnify each insured against civil liability to the extent that it arises from private legal practice in connection with a prior practice, provided that a claim in respect of such liability is first made against an insured:
PRIOR PRACTICE. Any prior practice as defined by applicable law presently enjoyed by employees subject to this Agreement, shall be continued during the term of this Agreement.
PRIOR PRACTICE. Prior Practice means each practice to which the Firm’s Practice is ultimately a Successor Practice by way of one or more mergers, acquisitions, absorptions or other transitions.
PRIOR PRACTICE. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as abridging any right or benefit that employees have enjoyed heretofore, unless the right or benefit is specifically cancelled or superseded by a provision of this Agreement.
PRIOR PRACTICE. This Agreement shall supersede any existing rules, regulations, or practices of the Employer which shall be contrary to or inconsistent with its terms.
PRIOR PRACTICE. Attached hereto as Appendix D is a list of all Memoranda of Understanding and similar agreements by which the Parties are bound. All other such agreements or understandings not listed are hereafter terminated and considered null and void. There shall be no residency requirement. ARTICLE 21 RESIDENCY
PRIOR PRACTICE. Section 9.1 The present rules and practices shall be posted and shall continue for the duration of the Agreement. Any change of said rules must be mutually acceptable.
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PRIOR PRACTICE. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as abridging any rights, benefits or privileges under the Pension Plan that employees have enjoyed heretofore, unless amended by Article XXXI.
PRIOR PRACTICE. 11.0 Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as abridging any right, benefit or privilege that employees or the Board of Education have enjoyed heretofore unless it is specifically stated that said practice has been superseded by a provision of this Agreement.
